Deal Capital (http://www.dealcapital.com), a provider of mid-market merger and acquisition advisory services announces the launch of a new website at mergersandacquisitions.biz. The site recently went live and is part of a strategic plan to help grow the company’s exposure after a stellar 2013.

2013 was a highly-successful year for the company with deal flow increasing more than 200% year-over-year. 2014 is expected to show similar growth over 2013 numbers based on current trends and opportunities the company is seeing. The acquisition of the new domain name and strategic site should help enhance exposure for the company and its growing client-base.

“The new site is meant to be a part of the company’s growing strategy for casting a broad net to find both business buyers and company sellers,” says Troy Jenkins, Director of Marketing. “Like many similar firms we have a multi-pronged approach to sourcing, advising and closing deals in a way that best suits the needs of our clients. This site will only help enhance exposure of some of our core financial services for current and future clients.”

With direct and partner offices in multiple cities and locations throughout the United States, Deal Capital aims to maximize the selling price for middle-market business owners. Core to the company’s strategy is ensuring each business owner is able to fully maximize the ultimate payout of their businesses. To ensure this process is repeatable, Deal Capital has put together a time-tested system for maximizing value by driving up demand for each individual business.

By drafting expert pitchbooks and focusing on large pools of strategic buyers, Deal Capital works to provide a strategic auction for your business, enabling buyers to compete for your business. This method has been tested and repeated time and again. “We’re enablers for the most strategic sell-side merger and acquisition representation out there,” says Jenkins. “Buyers typically buy multiple times, but entrepreneurial sellers typically only sell once, which is why it’s essential to have experienced advisory in your corner.”